THIS condom will tell you what you’re really like in bed. A British company claims to have created the world’s first “smart” condom which rates blokes performances and helps detects STIs. The i-Con Smart Condom is like a FitBit, but for your penis. It provides all the statistics men need to assess their sexual prowess. Data […]

A British company claims to have created the world’s first “smart” condom which rates blokes performances and helps detects STIs.

British condoms A British company has created the world’s first ‘smart’ condom which rates blokes performances in bed and helps detects STIs[/caption]

The i-Con Smart Condom is like a FitBit, but for your penis.

It provides all the statistics men need to assess their sexual prowess.

Data includes duration of intercourse, calories burnt, number and speed of thrusts, girth measurements, and different positions used per week, month or year.

It will also help detect sexually transmitted diseases such as Chlamydia and Syphilis.

British condoms The i-Con Smart Condom is like a FitBit for your penis[/caption]

British condoms It provides all the stats men need to assess their sexual abilities in bed[/caption]

British condoms The product will be released later this year at the price of £59.99[/caption]

But make sure you keep it in a safe place.

And if you’re concerned about your secrets getting out, the Nottingham-based company says that all info will be kept anonymous.

Users “will have the option to share their recent data with friends, or, indeed the world”.

In a similar way to other health monitoring devices, it will use nano-chip and bluetooth technology to relay the data to a smartphone app.

Over 90,000 people have already pre-ordered the product which will be released later this year at the price of £59.99.

British condoms It records the duration of intercourse, calories burnt, number and speed of thrusts, girth measurements, and different positions used per week, month or year[/caption]

British Condoms, which has been delivering condoms and other products since 1999, revealed it was developing the unique product in 2016.

Adam Leverson, lead engineer on the i.Con project, said: “Not only have we innovated the world’s first smart condom ring – that’ll measure pretty much every aspect of performance in the bedroom – but now I’m pleased to confirm that it will also have built-in indicators to alert the users to any potential STIs present.”

How it works

The ring – which comes with a one year warranty – is worn at the base of the condom, is adjustable for size, and can be worn again and again.

It has an integrated micro USB port so it can be recharged, with each charge lasting about six to eight hours.

The i.Con Smart Condom will measure:

Calories burned during sexual intercourse

Speed of thrusts

Total number of thrusts

Frequency of sessions

Total duration of sessions

Average velocity of thrusts

Girth measurement

Different positions used (currently BETA testing – will have more info in a release coming soon)

Average skin temperature

Aaron Slater, spokesperson for British Condoms, added: “We knew we were on the cusp of creating something special with i.Con, and bringing a new meaning to ‘wearable tech’ – but being advocates of safe sex, we wanted something more, and the addition of an STI indicator has certainly done that.

“With over 96,000 pre-registrations for the product, we know that this is a complete game-changer.”

The i.Con is currently in final stages of testing before its release later this year.

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He said: “There’s no government plan for an alien invasion, or for other scenarios where we find extraterrestrial life.

“Aliens capable of getting to Earth would clearly have technology way ahead of ours, so getting into any kind of war should be the last resort.

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“Is it that hard to believe that we might not be alone, and there might be civilizations out there much older than ours, and thus more advanced?”

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